Each day has enough trouble of its own, but not every trouble of each day is the same. Take, for example, the trouble that comes from being married. It has been said, “If you are married you will have troubles.” All trouble is painful, even small troubles: the floor is cold, a frost has settled upon the sheets. When troubles at home are swept under the rug it gets lumpy. When a walking space is uneven, safety and security are jeopardized. Sometimes if the troubles of marriage are left unattended they grow, but not in a pleasant way. The growth under the rug has an odor and it is most offensive.

Cedar Creek Counseling assists partners in making sense of the discomfort of being in a relationship, and then find solutions. I want an answer but I frequently remember that sometimes a good question is better than an answer. Understanding is important, but even greater is strength, health, and beauty. Strong relationships. Healthy connections. Beautiful marriages.